Butte Visitors Apace In City Notes Population Baskets
Butte notes list numerous visitors and guests arriving from Helena Great Falls Missoula Anaconda and Eureka. Names include W D Harlowe A T Keogh John Sardori G H Feyder Ed Burns Marian Coulter and Miss Lola Criswell among others. Also mentions purchases deliveries and a coast to coast automobile trip by James H Dickerman and wife with stops in Thompson Falls Plains Missoula Deer Lodge and Anaconda. Local events include Missionary society meeting and a regular business note for a July 20 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
Butte Friends
T. C. Robbins
Eureka
Butte
Mary Vanier
Helena
Georgia Walker
William Richard
Guy Richard
Elliston
Tian R.A
Missoula
Bert Lee
Livingston
FE. Sauerbier
M. le Kyle
Column
Butte Friends Vest of
Brown
Logan
M. Griffin
C. M. House of
Joseph Seidie
Bonner
L. E. Thomas
Miles City
New Ladies’ Home Journal
Munsey's
P.O
J. A. Appleby
Great Falls
Missionary Society of Central Presbyterian Church
W. T. Paull
California Avenue
T. EB. Fitzgerald
Burley
Tans
W. J. Larson
Ely
Nev
J. E. Edwards
Idaho
Anaconda
James H. Dickerman
Seattle
Montana
Thompson Falls
Plains
Deer Lodge
To Keep Army From France From France
The fragmentary text references efforts to maintain the army in France and prevent redeployment or withdrawal, suggesting ongoing strategic or logistical discussions during wartime. The exact actions or dates are unclear from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Little Address At Butte Meeting Sparks IWW Ties
Frank H. Little of the Industrial Workers of the World urged miners and workers to join a single union and claimed the group would hinder war prosecutions. He described IWW aims from Bisbee to Arizona and urged solidarity among miners, metal workers, and loggers as he toured Butte for midwar labor organizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Workers of the World
Germany
Frank H. Little
W. D. Haywood
Miners
Tutte Ball Park
Little
Butte
Arizona
United States
Pershing
Bisbee
Chicago
Haywood
Metal Mine Workers Industrial Union
Yisheo
Haswood
Ths
Charles Gilden
Frank
Campbell
Joe Sh
William
Sullivan Mable
Frank 1. Uittie
Industrial Workers of the Wi “Ved
Kot
West
Tutte
Labor Unrest and Union Divisions in Butte Mines
In Butte a debate over metal trades union action follows misunderstood plans for miners to strike. William G Sullivan faces criticism over attorney fees totaling 1000 dollars in five weeks as the executive committee weighs ongoing legal representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Campbell
William G. Sullivan
Metalling Workers
Hutte
Sullivan
Under Sheriff Rescues Officer From Insane Gunman
Quick action by Under Sheriff Jack Melia on South Main saved him from buckshot. Craddock, alleged insane, aimed an automatic shotgun, swore to shoot any arresting officer, and Melia struck the gun barrel as Craddock warned. Craddock held for sanity investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Melia
South Main Street
John Cradedock
Melia
Metia
Craddock
South Main
Ald Craddock
Gramps Leads Fishing Expedition to Big Hole Streams
Le Roy Gramps heads a party of fishermen who depart tomorrow by automobile for the Big Hole country. Garfield Porter will chaperon. Wil Ham Schleiger handles lines and decoys bought yesterday for the funny victims. George Schimmel completes the party, with hope that the machine breaks down and they are marooned beside a shady fishing hole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Roy Gramps
Big Hole
Garfield Porter
Wil Ham
Bill) Schleiger
George Schimmel
Butte Clerks Plan August Commercial Day at Dillmont Park
The Butte Clerks union voted to hold the Commercial day celebration at Dillmont park near Dillon on August 15. A round trip rate of 1.50 for adults and half that for children is set. William McLean will chair the day. Merchants will be invited and prizes offered for athlete events and a largest fish caught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Clerks Union
Dillmont Park
Dillon
William McLean
Joshers Team Back In Butte For Christmas Benefit
The Butte Joshers club hosted a big annual benefit with the Kings and other youth performers. Billy Gemmell, who runs the show, displayed the Joshers honorary card praised nationwide for charity work at Christmas. The juveniles offered to perform anywhere on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Joshers’ Club
Butte
Billy Gemmell
Joshers’ Club
Joshers
Lennon Sentenced to One Day in Jail in Helena
John Lennon of Butte was sentenced to one day in jail by federal court in Helena for failure to register for selective service on June 5. Lennon, who claimed he is not a U.S. citizen, refused to register, stating he would not serve in the war. He had lived in the United States six years but had not declared citizenship, and voiced strong anti draft sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
John Lennon
Butte
Lennon
United States
James E. Treanor
Pearce-Connolly Club
LW. W
San Francisco
Bourquin
Jal AL the Federal Building
Treanor
Barney Ward
John Letmon
United States Attorney
B. K. Wheeler
United State
Kalispell
America
Eni
Russia
Campbell
Arizona
Jerome
Agricultural Ricers
Wwe
Petrograd Quieted Down Amid Danger From Maximalists
July 19 Petrograd reports the repenting military elements have ended the danger of further disturbances by maximalists. Troops from the front reinforced order as ministers and council officials received assurances of support. Congress of delegates from city and district councils and soldiers maximalists will meet July 2 to shape cabinet policy. Kiev also saw disturbances with about five thousand Ukrainian soldiers at the arsenal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sountey
Petrigrad
Delegaton
Peterogradani
Kiev
Special Service At Bow Park Methodist Church
Former Tuckingmill Wesleyan members invite friends to a Sunday evening service at Bow Park Methodist Church. Rev HJ Willams will preach with scripture by Rev W J Gilbert and prayer by Rev A Trexidga. Joseph Andrew will sing solo and perform a duet with Mrs. Andrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bow Park Methodist Episcopal Church
Tuckingmall Wesleyan Church
HJ Willams
W. J. Gilbert
A. Trexidga
Joseph Andrew
J.B. Penhall
Tickingmill
Butte Briefs Announce Local Visits and Events
Mrs Jack Wesson has returned to Butte after a four months visit in California with her daughter Mrs Rineker. Mr and Mrs Rineker accompanied Mrs Wesson to Butte and will visit at the Wesson home 2001 South Gaylord for several months. Wenton returns much improved in health. Fraternal Brotherhood installation of officers of Hari ive Friday evening. All TF members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Wesson
Butte
California
Mrs Rineker
Rineker
Mre Wesson
Wesson
South
Gaylord
Wenton
Hariive
Governor Ding Seeks Help for Placer County Man
Sacramento July 19 The county clerk of Placer County reports Gov W Stephens asked the state to focus on Idaho matters to aid Willey a man confined in a hospital Blue Canyon area seeking relief from humiliation. Officials urge prompt action to protect the county resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
Placer County
Stephens
Idaho
Willey
Wiles
Butte Miners Take Up Fight
In Butte last night, miners gathered at Finlander hall after arriving in town and deemed to refuse dues, receiving a ten dollar food stamp. A general walkout on the hill was expected but did not materialize, while leaders debated wage scales and six hour workdays. Federal mediator W H Rodgers urged organized labor to avoid rash actions and cling to stable policy amid wartime tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finlander Hall
Uly Union
Campbell Organization
Campbell Union
W. H. Rodgers
Carpenters Union
Tutte
Department of Labor
Bridge Bids Opened for County Crossings After Silver Bow Project
Bids opened yesterday for three ES built bridges in Silver Bow County with sites at Sand Creek near Nissler, Divide Creek near Short Line crossing, and Lees Street outside the city. Lind Creek bridge bid by B J Reardon at 2485 dollars, Gate mont and Shakelton submitted best bids on two Divide and Bow Creek bridges, while totals quoted were 2888.15 and 2050 dollars respectively.
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Silver Bow
Sand Creek
Nissler
Divide Creek
Divide
Silver How Creek
Leesand Street
B. J. Reardon
Lind Creek
Gatemont & Shakelton
Bow Creeks
Summer fishing trip intro by Elk club men at Madisoniver
Clem Bosman and Jack Hangauer lead Elk club figures Dan Sheehan Wil Mam Tiddy and Rus Bagley in a summer fishing drive starting tomorrow. For years they have secured results through various efforts as they pursue the pilgrimage to fishing hot. Recital at Bethel Church Miss Lena J Douglas to present a concert August 1 profile notes her strong reputation for delivering Negro melodies and music with notable skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Bosman
Mr. Nell
Jack Hangauer
Dan Sheehan
Wil Mam ‘Tiddy
Rus Bagley
Madisoniver
Bethel Churc
Lena J. Douglas
Bethel Baptist Church
New five team soccer league planned in Bute
Local conditions delayed the start but enough players now available to form five teams for a soccer league in Bute. The effort aims to organize a compact season with regional enthusiasts and clubs contributing to the formation of the league.
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Bute
Fiendish German Plot of Terror Suspected in Kansas City
Fragmented report from Kansas City July 19 cites Prea Roberta United States district attorney and officials detailing a suspected terror plan. Authorities say some plots were foiled and others released, with unclear links to a broader government effort amid ongoing investigations and a death near Charon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Roberta
United
Kansas
Neta
Winteth
Kane Nevernt
Charon
Testimony Changes Tilt State Case In Mooney Bomb Trial
San Francisco July 19 Defense counsel Maxwell McNutt asserts state witnesses altered testimony to fit theory in Mrs Rena Mooney murder trial. He argues alibi witnesses discredit the prosecution and claims the case hinges on detective Martin Swanson and others. He notes inconsistencies in time of explosion and sightings on roof and in a car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Rena Mooney
Maxwell McNutt
McNutt
John Lawlor
Allen Land Ownership Sparsity in Western and Southern States
Secretary Lane urges Congress to address vast tracts held by foreign syndicates and private owners across western and southern lands. A Texas sale by Chancellor Von Bethmann Hollner highlights surprising land concentrations as Lane contemplates potential legislative options to resolve foreign holdings and disputed titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Boston
Herata
Lane
Congress
von Bethmann-Hollner
Texas
Mexico
Aliens Owning Vast Lands Across States Alarm Hopes of Laws
The article notes large foreign and German American syndicates holding millions of acres across New Mexico, Mississippi, Missouri, and neighboring states. Some estates exceed Rhode Island, with aims to develop crops, livestock, or game preserves, often as speculation to sell in small lots as prices rise.
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New Mexico
Stagecchusetts
London
Delaware
Mississippi
Missouri
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Butte News
the Standard
North Main Street
Leysioe
Ie North Main St
Hallmarr
Frank Mc West
James Castell
Thomas E. Wallace
Glendive
M. E. Robertson
Bisebee
Aziz
Yne
Economy Shoe Company
W. G. Lewis
West Park Street
Gildea
Insane Man
Shert
Jack Mela
Gramps
THE
Petrograd
Butte Briefs
Emer
Ding
Mose Linz
Main and Broadway
McCarthy, Bryant & Co
Annal Swift
Dakota Hard
White House
Owder
John J. McCarthy
Prop
Aidck
LPAGU
Charlie Chaplin
Rialto
Chaplin
Rebellion
Marge
Mrs. Mooney
McCarthy's
East
Broadway
Cash
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